PEEP

Energetic and a lot of fun! Pamela and Eric dive into their child selves and are constantly bending expectations!... full review

The energy and joy of the incredibly talented and funny duo is cuntagious. Loved it. ... full review

Great performance. Quirky, irreverent, and fast paced. Erik & Pamela are a fun duo that I'd like to see again in a future performance.... full review

Peep feels like an interdisciplinary comedic piece, merging physical bits with improv, sketch, and audience interactive pieces. Mixed that in with a hint of gravitas, Peep is a unique show that is entertaining and plain old fun. Lots of fun and great dynamic with Pamela and Erik make Peep’s run time go by quick, even before you get a chance to buy merch. ... full review

Peep brought great energy and fun. Personally, I would watch Pamela Paek read the phone book, because she is awesomeness. ... full review

Peep is a really funny show, like a 2-person really silly SNL.... full review

A tight, scatological, two-hander!... full review

Playful, silly, and gross. Pamela and Erik had great chemistry throughout the many different bits they did throughout their shows. And they brought a lot of variety! The play and fun between Pamela and Erik is palpable. You can tell how much they trust each other to go for it, knowing the other one has their back no matter what. I couldn't tell what was scripted or improvised at times. It all felt so off the cuff and natural. If you wanna laugh and go on a wild ride, check out PEEP! Super fun! ... full review

So. F***ing. Fun. Peep is a chaotic joyride through sketch, clown, dance, and sheer delightful nonsense. It’s the kind of show where you never quite know what’s coming—but whatever it is, it’ll be weird, wild, possibly glowing in the dark, and ultimately, deeply human. Peep doesn’t just lean into the absurd—it cartwheels into it and sticks the landing. Pamela and Erik are masters of their craft, and the way they play off each other is electric. You can feel the joy and deep-rooted mischief in every moment. Watching them felt like being let in on a shared secret between two performers who know exactly when to go big and when to be subtle. It’s not just a comedy show—it’s a masterclass in presence, play, and pure theatrical glee. ... full review

In an era where appearances and social codes are often treated as the currency of modern life, Peep dares to ask: what happens when we strip off the mask and approach the messiest parts of ourselves? Created and performed by Pamela and Erik, this variety show doesn't treat silliness as an escape, but rather as a confrontation. Within its playful chaos, Peep dismantles pretense and posturing with bold, irreverent energy. It’s a show that disarms you, catches you off guard, and—like a metaphorical marshmallow to the face—delivers unexpected impact through absurdity.... full review